![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/premier-leagues-big-6-outvoted-by-14-other-clubs-in-champions-league-cash-row/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_GettyImages-1313863263.jpg&description=Calls for the Football Association to reform English football have grown in recent years following the failed 'Project Big Picture' and European Super League projectsThe so-called "Big Six" clubs are against the new proposalsThe Premier League's so-called 'Big Six' have been outvoted by the remaining 14 top-flight clubs in a blow to their hopes of keeping Champions League cash for themselves. The Premier League has received a mandate from its clubs by a vote of 14-6 to start discussing a new deal with the EFL and FA that will amend English football's wealth distribution system, despite the 'Big Six' questioning the proposals - dubbed the "New Deal for Football"- and how much they would be forced to contribute. Around £170million more is expected to be given to EFL clubs each year and parachute payments will be cut to limit the amount of teams that yo-yo between the Premier League and the Championship. More money from UEFA competitions is set to be used. Liverpool Football Club put up for sale as owners FSG release statement As first reported by The Times, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool and the two Manchester clubs are concerned that European regulars will have to contribute more under the proposals. As such, they want each club's contribution to mirror their Premier League income and European cash to go untouched. However, the remaining Premier League clubs want money from UEFA competitions - particularly the Champions League - to be included and refused to budge on that point. If one of the 14 clubs had voted with the 'Big Six', the move would have collapsed. But clubs have been reticent individually to align themselves with the aforementioned sextet since their part in the failed European Super League. The EFL is keen for more wealth distribution in the football pyramid ( Getty Images) What do you make of the "New Deal for Football" proposals? Let us know in the comments below! An important aspect of the new deal will be to ensure a large chunk of the mone){kind=link}
Calls for the Football Association to reform English football have grown in recent years following the failed ‘Project Big Picture’ and European Super League projects
The Premier League’s so-called ‘Big Six’ have been outvoted by the remaining 14 top-flight clubs in a blow to their hopes of keeping Champions League cash for themselves.
The Premier League has received a mandate from its clubs by a vote of 14-6 to start discussing a new deal with the EFL and FA that will amend English football’s wealth distribution system, despite the ‘Big Six’ questioning the proposals – dubbed the “New Deal for Football”- and how much they would be forced to contribute.
Around £170million more is expected to be given to EFL clubs each year and parachute payments will be cut to limit the amount of teams that yo-yo between the Premier League and the Championship. More money from UEFA competitions is set to be used.
As first reported by The Times, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool and the two Manchester clubs are concerned that European regulars will have to contribute more under the proposals. As such, they want each club’s contribution to mirror their Premier League income and European cash to go untouched.